How much does it cost to live in Australia per year?

How much is the living cost of studying in Australia for one year?

Generally speaking, the living cost of studying in Australia for one year is about RMB 60,000-100,000. The specific cost depends on the lifestyle of the international student. Australia allows international students to work 40 hours every two weeks, and part-time income can also cover some living expenses. Many students even rely on part-time income to earn living expenses while studying abroad. Property rents in Australia have continued to rise. Rentals in Sydney are relatively expensive, and demand in Melbourne, Canberra, and Adelaide is also increasing. Australia has comprehensive medical coverage and medical care is very affordable.

First, in terms of housing. The monthly rent in the city center is 1,500 Australian dollars, or about 7,500 yuan, and the monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment in the city center is 1,200 Australian dollars, or about 6,000 yuan.

Second, diet. A dozen eggs are 2.9 Australian dollars, about 15 yuan, a kilogram of rice is 2.9 Australian dollars, about 15 yuan, a liter of milk is 1.8 Australian dollars, about 9 yuan, and a kilogram of chicken is 11 Australian dollars, about 55 yuan. A Big Mac costs 10 Australian dollars, or about 50 yuan, and a cappuccino costs 3.7 Australian dollars, or about 18 yuan. A three-course Chinese meal costs 80 Australian dollars, or about 400 yuan.

Third, transportation and communications. The mobile phone bill is 0.76 Australian dollars per minute, which is about 4 yuan, and the broadband is 70 Australian dollars per month, which is about 350 yuan. Gasoline is 1.38 Australian dollars per liter, about 7 yuan, and taxis are 2 Australian dollars per kilometer, about 10 yuan.

According to the Australian local immigration website, buying a house in Australia requires a mortgage loan of about 330,000 Australian dollars, water, electricity and gas bills of 2,750 Australian dollars, weekly yoga practice of 10 Australian dollars, and summer surfing and swimming clubs for 200 Australian dollars. Weekly supermarket shopping costs 200 Australian dollars, and weekly fresh fruits and vegetables cost 50 Australian dollars. Beef and mutton are relatively cheap, and cereals and biscuits are slightly more expensive. A cup of coffee is $4, breakfast is $19, McDonald's French fries are $6.9, and steak and potatoes are $35.

Australia has always been one of the first choice countries for domestic students to study abroad, ranking third among the most popular countries for international students in the world! So what is the reason why so many students choose to study in Australia? Let me give you a breakdown of Australia’s advantages as a country for studying abroad. Advantage 1: The world's top education quality. Australia is globally recognized as one of the countries with the most advanced and innovative education and training systems in the world. The government attaches great importance to the education level and quality of domestic schools and has very strict requirements. Education, whether it is universities, TAFE colleges, secondary education, or even language schools, has very comprehensive and complete quality assurance measures to ensure high-quality education standards. Eight Australian universities are ranked among the top 100 in the world, and more than 60% of universities are ranked among the top 500 in the world. Advantage 2: High degree of academic recognition and diversified curriculum. Australia has 42 universities and colleges and universities. The academic qualifications of students who graduated from these institutions are widely recognized by more than 200 countries in the world (including China).